Recovery from Project Crisis, Planning and Controlling

When leading a project, team, or organization, things are either going well or poorly. Of course, it is easy to lead when all is well; but it is in a crisis when the true meaning of leadership is defined. A crisis is a leadership test to see whether the leader can step up and right those wrongs.

In this course, delegates will gain practical knowledge on how to stand back strong after experiencing a crisis in the project management process. 

Who should attend?

This course will benefit project managers and those involved in the project management process.

Course Outcomes

Delegates will gain knowledge and skills to:

• Lead during a project crisis
• Understand the common crisis that occurs in the project process

• Use crisis management to overcome a project crisis
• Develop and execute a crisis recovery plan
• Control project crisis from the planning stage
• Understand crisis recovery techniques
• Develop a crisis management plan
• Explore different stages of project crisis
• Different types of crisis management and risk management techniques